Consider the following scenario:
For example, you create two Organizational Units (OUs) under an OU which is named “Organization Computers”, and then you name the OUs "abc" and "abcd." You add a search path of domain\Organization Computers\abc for the first OU, and then you add a search path of domain\Organization Computers\abcd for the second OU. In this scenario, the second OU is not discovered when the Active Directory System Discovery process or the Active Directory User Discovery process runs.
- You enable one of the following Active Directory discovery method on a System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Service Pack 2 (SP2) site server:
- Active Directory System DiscoveryActive Directory User Discovery
Acitve Directory System Group Discovery
Active Directory Security Group Discovery - You add a search path to the Active Directory OUslist.
- You add a second search path to the Active Directory OUslist. This search path contains the string of the first search path you just added.
For example, you create two Organizational Units (OUs) under an OU which is named “Organization Computers”, and then you name the OUs "abc" and "abcd." You add a search path of domain\Organization Computers\abc for the first OU, and then you add a search path of domain\Organization Computers\abcd for the second OU. In this scenario, the second OU is not discovered when the Active Directory System Discovery process or the Active Directory User Discovery process runs.